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Tag Archives: content management systems
PDF Slideshow and Form Creation Helper Inline Email Tutorial
Up to now, here at RJM Programming with this blog, we’ve resisted talking much about … emails containing HTML Inline (ie. those with a mime type of text/html) … in favour of (talking more about) … emails containing HTML Attachments … Continue reading
Posted in eLearning, Tutorials
Tagged absolute URL, content management systems, Did you know, email, HTML email, HTML entities, mimetype, PHP, programming, relative URL, render, text/html, tutorial, url, web browser, webpage
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PDF Slideshow and Form Creation Helper Preview Tutorial
Yesterday’s PDF Slideshow and Form Creation Helper Primer Tutorial suited those used to uploading data, a lot of which will involve those users knowing a bit about HTML coding, in relation to that presentation of it within an HTML textarea … Continue reading
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Tagged content management systems, Did you know, HTML entities, PHP, programming, render, tutorial, web browser, webpage
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HTML Textarea and Div Talents Primer Tutorial
We faced a dilemma today with the name of our web application, and ended up with textarea_talent.html (along with its business logic external Javascript textarea_talent.js), but as the project went along we were torn towards a name of div_talent.html and … Continue reading
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Tagged blog, CMS, content management systems, CSS, div, GUI, HTML, Javascript, MySql, programming, text, textarea, tutorial, Wordpress
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MySql phpMyAdmin Export Primer Tutorial
WordPress Blogs use MySql databases, using the PHP server-side language “under the hood” to serve up an excellent CMS product many bloggers use throughout the I.T. world. Dare say, that if they do find life on Mars one day, they’ll … Continue reading
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Tagged blog, CMS, content management systems, database, export, MySql, phpMyAdmin, SQL, tutorial, Wordpress
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WordPress Blog Export Primer Tutorial
WordPress Blogs have been around a long time now, and you’d expect over that time, for administrative aspects of the maintainance of WordPress Blogs to have become pretty good. In my experience, that is very true. I really like the … Continue reading
Content Management Systems Primer Tutorial
Here is a tutorial that introduces you to Content Management Systems, or CMS. Let’s have a look at how Wikipedia defines CMS: A Content Management System (CMS)[1][2][3] is a computer program that allows publishing, editing and modifying content as well … Continue reading
